God provides for and sustains his world—from the flowers to the forest. In “Flowers—Not Just a Pretty Face,” take a look at how the structure of these beautiful, biological wonders brings glory to God. Next we’ll turn our attention to the forest in the article “God’s Seed Bank” and see how God restores trees after disaster and secures their futures. Even in a fallen world, the Creator has equipped his creation to persist.

1 Corinthians 15:17–19 reminds us that without the resurrection, our “faith is futile.” In this episode, rediscover the reality of this event. The first article, “Resurrection—No Doubt About It,” discusses the Bible’s historical reliability and assures us that we serve a risen Savior. In the next article, “Our Suffering Savior,” you’ll learn from a physician’s perspective just how Jesus suffered—a reminder of his great love for us.

In this episode, Ken Ham sets the record straight about what it really means to be a creationist, starting with the first article, “The Old Testament Still Matters.” Keep listening to be equipped with articles that answer the questions “Do Creationists Change?” and “Does the Gospel Depend on a Young Earth?” In the final article, “Do All Creationists Go to Heaven?” we’re reminded that salvation comes by believing in Jesus Christ, not just by believing in creation.

Only by standing on God’s Word as our authority can we effectively defend our faith, properly discern truth from falsehood, and clearly see evidence of our Creator in nature. In this episode, get answers to important questions about biblical authority in the article “The Battle for Biblical Authority,” and uncover some common misconceptions about creation in the article “Common Misconceptions about Creation.” Finally, our third article is a reminder of the clear evidence we see of the Creator through his creation. “The Right Creature for the Job” shows how the cockroach, though small and misunderstood, is uniquely designed and equipped by God.

Evolutionists are beginning to recognize that caves formed quickly, not over millions of years. “Caves—Underground and Upside Down” shares recent findings that rising acidic water could have dissolved caves in as little as hours. “The Greatest Show Under Earth” explains how grand formations, such as stalactites, inside caves arise quickly too. “Designed to Go Blind” shares new discoveries that the features of cave animals are designed, not randomly evolved.

Our Creator cares for his creation, including these creatures dwelling in distant, cold climates. In this episode, learn about the arctic fox, reindeer, and emperor penguin! In “How the Arctic Fox Got Its Winter Wardrobe,” discover how this furry critter stays warm in winter. The article “Reindeer—Thriving in a Winter Wonderland” reveals how reindeer are specially equipped for their challenging arctic environment. Then, “Emperor of the Ice” introduces you to a tuxedo-wearing, wobbly-walking bird, the emperor penguin, and its design for survival.

We can have hope and answers about the sanctity of life because of God’s Word. The article “When Does Life Begin?” discusses the clear answers the Bible provides for this question. Next, “Healing in Even the Darkest Places” offers three personal stories about the hope that God offers even in the shadow of an abortion. And “An Unlikely Masterpiece” tells of one mother’s journey to understand the purpose in suffering and disability.

Listen to two amazing stories showing how belief in God’s creation opens scientists’ eyes to new discoveries! “The Mystery of the Exploding Beetle” tells the story of Dr. Andy McIntosh, a UK professor whose belief in the Designer helped him make new discoveries about a beetle that makes explosions at will!In “The Case of the Bloodless Bullet Wound,” a medical pathologist recounts how his work in forensic autopsies has shown him the limits of sciencer, discusses how they could care for all those animals.

Disease and decay — what a strange launchpad for discussing God’s provision! In “Getting Close to Gross,” John UpChurch reminds us that mucus and other unpleasant bodily substances remind us that God is protecting us. His article “Death’s Cleanup Crew” explains how a whole ecosystem specializes in removing dead bodies. And Heather Bruce’s “Disgusting Designs” shows that vultures display God’s caring provision too.

This Thanksgiving episode explores what science has uncovered about two of God’s most wonderful gifts: sleep and tasty foods. “Taste & See” by John UpChurch reminds us why we should thank our Maker every time we enjoy a bite to eat. And “God’s Gift of Sleep” by Jeanette Littleton reminds us to thank the Creator for another underappreciated gift: sleep.

Two articles in the latest issue of Answers magazine show how secular scientists can get off track when they leave out critical information from the Bible. In “What Scientists Ignore About Climate Change,” Dr. Alan White, a Harvard graduate, explains that God designed the earth to be habitable. In “An Eye for Every Occasion.” Dr. Stuart Burgess, an engineer at Bristol University, explains how animal eyes are perfectly designed for their unique needs.

Environmentalism is one of today’s hot-button issues. Tom Hennigan, perhaps the most widely respected ecologists among creationists today, cuts through the emotional hype with solid, heartfelt answers from God’s Word in “Caring About Creation for the Right Reasons.” He follows with “Seeing the Forest Amid the Trees,” showing how the Creator’s handiwork is evident in nature’s “web of life.”

Why all the fuss about the “days” of creation? Dr. Jud Davis, a Hebrew scholar, asks the world’s leading scholars whether “six 24-hour days” is the only possible interpretation of Genesis 1 (“24 Hours—Plain as Day”). Ken Ham, founder of Answers in Genesis, tests church leaders’ claims that the fossil record was laid down millions of years before Adam (“Was Filet Mignon on Eden’s Menu?”)

Explore the fossil evidence for so-called “early man.” As usual, the Bible gives us the perspective we need! “Who Were Cavemen?” was cowritten by Dr. David Menton, a researcher at Answers in Genesis who specializes in human anatomy. The second article, “When Did Cavemen Live?” was cowritten by the head of research at Answers in Genesis, Dr. Andrew Snelling.

This episode is one of the most exciting projects that Answers magazine ever attempted. Every year, geologist Andrew Snelling leads nine-day rafting tours through Grand Canyon to see the overwhelming evidence of the flood. Since most people can’t join him, we sent our editor in chief, Mike Matthews, to record the adventure in “Nine Days Below the Rim.” You’ll feel like you’re actually there!

Hear a biblical perspective on two core issues in the sexual revolution—transgender and homosexuality. In “Cutting Through the Chaos,” Owen Strachan, associate professor of Christian theology, gives practical answers regarding transgender based on the creation account. In “Falling for Your Feelings,” Emily Thomes shares her personal testimony of deliverance after grasping the full impact of Adam’s fall.

When the topic of evolution comes up, it helps to acknowledge areas of agreement and even matters of uncertainty in science before getting into the deeper issues that really matter. Two creationists share tips from real life experience writer John UpChurch in his article “Surprising Similarities Between Creation & Evolution,” and apologetics educator Ken Ham, founder of the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter, in “Do Creationists Change?”

One of the most recognized wonders of creation is flight. In the article “Miracle of Flight,” Heather Bruce, a bird lover and regular contributor to Answers magazine, explains the latest discoveries that defy evolution. In his article “Avian Acrobats of the Americas,” Tom Hennigan, an ecologist who has spent his life outdoors, talks about another marvel of flight—those tiny helicopters called hummingbirds.

Recent discoveries show why the brain has been called “the most complex object in the universe.” In the article “Wired for Extremes,” award-winning science writer Heather Bruce explains how the brain is equipped with backup systems to respond to any emergency. In her article “My Bionic Ear,” biologist Dr. Georgia Purdom shares her personal story how the brain converts electronic “noise” from cochlear implants. In “What Memories Are Made Of,” neuroscientist Dr. David DeWitt describes how our brains sort through billions of meaningless details that bombard our five senses each second.

Was the ark just a fantastic story? In his article “How Could Noah Build the Ark?” Tim Chaffey, content manager for the Ark Encounter attraction, explains how one family could have built such a massive ship. In another article, “How Could Noah Care for the Animals?” Mike Belknap, exhibit researcher for the Ark Encounter, discusses how one family could nurture all those animals.